tickle
//ˈtɪkəl//
Verb
tickleInfinitive
ticklePresent tense
tickledPast tense
tickledPast participle
ticklingPresent participle
ticklesThird-person singular
1
To touch someone lightly in a way that causes laughter or twitching movements, typically on sensitive areas like the feet, sides, or underarms.
She tickled the baby's feet and made him laugh.
2
To cause a slight tingling or itching sensation.
The wool sweater tickles my neck.
3
To please or amuse someone; to appeal to someone's sense of humor or curiosity.
The comedian's joke really tickled the audience.
Noun
1
An act of tickling or a sensation of being tickled.
She gave her little brother a tickle on his feet.